Difference between revisions of "IMX8 Linux Drivers for Coral from Google"
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| − | RidgeRun has more than | + | RidgeRun has more than 15 years of experience in Driver development and services for multiple platforms. We support a wide range of customers in multiple industries across the globe by providing driver support for multiple different camera sensors. |
| − | Does your project need to use a camera sensor that is not supported by the Coral from Google platform? Do you need a Linux Kernel driver that supports multiple controls, like gain and exposure? | + | Does your project need to use a camera sensor that is not supported by the Coral from Google platform? Do you need a Linux Kernel driver that supports multiple controls, like gain and exposure and custom features like triggering or camera synchronization? |
RidgeRun offers services for the development of IMX8 Coral from Google Linux Drivers. From basic V4L2 drivers that allow you to capture at one resolution, to multiple configurations and camera controls support. | RidgeRun offers services for the development of IMX8 Coral from Google Linux Drivers. From basic V4L2 drivers that allow you to capture at one resolution, to multiple configurations and camera controls support. | ||
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RidgeRun has more than 15 years of experience in Driver development and services for multiple platforms. We support a wide range of customers in multiple industries across the globe by providing driver support for multiple different camera sensors.
Does your project need to use a camera sensor that is not supported by the Coral from Google platform? Do you need a Linux Kernel driver that supports multiple controls, like gain and exposure and custom features like triggering or camera synchronization?
RidgeRun offers services for the development of IMX8 Coral from Google Linux Drivers. From basic V4L2 drivers that allow you to capture at one resolution, to multiple configurations and camera controls support.
Feel free to reach us in case you need your camera to work on the Coral from Google evaluation kit, to speed up your time to market, and create your custom camera-based AI applications boosted by the Coral AI capabilities.
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